"They were very minor changes. This was something we had to do for the nation to make sure we safeguard our democracy,” Senate President Louise Lucas said.

Most teenagers fantasize at some point about becoming a recording star. Now, some Roanoke Valley middle and high schoolers are getting a hands-on lesson in how to produce songs.

Governor Abigail Spanberger is about to consider legislation that would create a system of paid family and medical leave.

Senator Jennifer Carroll Foy is a Democrat from Prince William County who introduced legislation to repeal the Right-to-Work law, but the senators rejected the bill by failing to ever consider it – essentially forcing it to miss a key deadline this week.

As the 2026 legislative session hits its midpoint, housing advocates and home builders shared their outlook for the year.

About 2,000 people waited in line at the University of Virginia Monday to celebrate the nation’s 250th birthday by viewing an original copy of the Declaration of Independence. About two dozen are known to have survived since July 4th, 1776, when the first 200 were printed and sent by horseback to the 13 colonies.

This General Assembly is debating ways to limit federal immigration activities.

Special interests are hoping to strike it rich with online gambling this year.

Scientists studying human development are working to improve equipment to learn how babies' brains develop. A team at Virginia Tech is starting a study to follow 80 children for four years.

Virginia’s General Assembly is considering a number of pieces of legislation aimed at protecting people against debt collectors.